—You know that you were driving at 100 kilometers per hour, don’t you?

—No, officer, I________ have been. This car can’t do more than 80

A. mustn’t B. shouldn’t C. may not D. couldn’t

–I’m afraid I need a pair of glasses. I ____ hardly see the words on the blackboard.

- That’s terrible. You may have got poor eyesight.

A. can B. must C. may D. need

I won’t go to the concert this evening. I ________ watch the NBA on TV. It’s more exciting.

A. had better B. would rather C. prefer D. have to

----What would you like for your birthday ? What about an MP5?

----Oh, to tell the truth, I ______ have an I-Pad than an MP5.

A. prefer B. prefer to C. had better D. would rather

-- Look at the boy running on the ground. Is it David?

-- It _______ be him. I saw him go to the teacher’s office just now.

A. might B. could C. can’t D. mustn’t

- Look! The man at the gate __be our headmaster. He is always standing there every morning.

- No, it ________ be him. He is holding a meeting in the office now.

A. must, can’t B. must, mustn’t C. can’t, can’t D. can’t, mustn’t

---Is Kate coming to the party this evening?

---No, she _________ be at the party. She_______ to the UK.

A. mustn’t; has gone B. mustn’t; has been

C. can’t; has gone D. can’t; has been

（題文）---This pair of shoes ____ belong to Jack. He likes this kind very much.

--- It ____ be his. It’s too large for him.

A. can; can’t B. may; needn’t

C. must; mustn’t D. must; can’t

1.The First News comes out_____________ .

A. every day B. every week C. every month D. every year

2.Mr Smith orders 6-month First News in 2016 and one-year First News in 2017 today, how much will he pay?

A. ￡34.99

B. ￡58.99

C. ￡82.99

D. ￡93.98

3.Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A. First News is helpful to children.

B. There are many interesting stories in First News.

C. First News is a newspaper in the traditional style.

D. You need to go to the post office to get your First News.

The owners are often blamed when pets put on a few pounds. But experts say that in many cases fat dogs and cats are `emotional eaters`(借食消愁). They also eat more than they need simply to deal with boredom or stress, research has found. That means, if they have gained weight, it could be because they have been through a traumatic(造成心靈創(chuàng)傷的)or an emotional event.

New studies have also suggested that putting an overweight cat or dog on a diet could make them unhappy. The study shows the obesity(肥胖)rate is as much as 25 percent in cats, and 45 percent in dogs.

The problem has been likened to that of Bridget Jones, the singleton(單身)who hides away from her troubled love life by eating, with vets(獸醫(yī))believing some pets use food to deal with sadness, according to The Sunday Telegraph.

Comfort eating in humans tends to involve high calorie foods which the individual chooses, including ice cream, and chocolate.

But research shows animals are less fussy(挑剔的), and will go on a comfort binge(大吃大喝)even if the only food on offer is their usual dog or cat food.

He said emotional eating in pets, could be caused by feelings including boredom, anxiety and depression(抑郁).

But the research has also suggested overeating could also be a sign of enjoyable emotional state, as well as a bad mood.

1.Who will be often blamed when pets gain weight?

A. Pets. B. The owners. C. Vets. D. Experts.

2.Why did pets eat too much according to the passage?

A. Because pets like to eat.

B. Because their owners give them too much food.

C. To deal with boredom or stress.

D. Because they are too hungry.

3.Which statement is TRUE according to the passage?

A. A diet could make an overweight cat or dog happy.

B. The obesity rate is higher in cats.

C. Pets are more fussy.

D. Bridget Jones dealt with her boredom by eating.

4.What’s the best title for the passage?

A. Fat Dogs and Cats B. Fat Pets Are Emotional Eaters

C. Overeating D. Owners Are Often Blamed